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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PARABEMA»
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Byzantine Architecture: Illustrated by Examples of Edifices ...
When this division existed, the intervening space was called parabema, a place
joined to the bema, in the same manner that a chapel annexed to the church was
called paraclesium. The parabema was surrounded by seats, and there was in it
...
Charles Felix Marie Texier, Richard Popplewell Pullan, 1864
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The Painted Churches of Cyprus: Treasures of Byzantine Art
In the spandrels over the small arch leading from the bema into the north
parabema, are depicted the prelates Tychicus and Cyril (half length); on the left
pier there is a deacon, and in the soffit of the arch are the busts of the prelates
Criskis and ...
Judith A. Stylianu, Judith Stylianou, 1985
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A History of the Holy Eastern Church: General introduction
When divided by a wall, the space round the prothesis, as also that round the
diaconicon, is named parabema. I may observe, that it is very rare to meet with
more than one door from the bema to the prothesis. The cathedral of Tchesemay,
...
Paleolithic: Prehistoric period corresponding to the early part of the Stone Age.
parabemata: Plural of parabema, which is a room associated with the bema (altar
or sanctuary) or a basilica. pasarelles(s): A narrow path that connects two ...
Alejandro Lapunzina, 2005
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Parabema, parabē′ma,n. inByzantine ecclesiastical architecture, the chapel
oftheprothesis orthediaconicon, or sacristy, where divided by wallsfrom the
bemaorsanctuary:—pl.Parabē′mata.—adj.Parabemat′ic. Parablast, par′
ablast, n. the ...
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A History of the Holy Eastern Church: General introduction. ...
When divided by a wall, the space round the prothesis, as also that round the
diaconicon, is named parabema. I may observe, that it is very rare to meet with
more than one door from the bema to the prothesis. The cathedral of Tchesemay,
...
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Nelson's Dictionary of Christianity: The Authoritative ...
Although they were listed among the clergy and they functioned under a bishop,
they had neither orders nor vows. They were not permitted to be present at public
gatherings or theaters. They also served as bodyguards for bishops. parabema ...
George Thomas Kurian, 2001
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A History of the Holy Eastern Church: The Patriarchate of ...
The diaconicon. parabema in cases where there is a passage through it,.
CHURCH OP 3 THEODORE AT ATHES3. CHDRCH. A9 GIVEN BY OOAR. RSH
OF 3, HRIPSIME. NEAR ETCHillADZlNB. DEFINITIONS AND EXPLANATIONS.
171.
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A Glossary of Ecclesiastical Terms ...
3. A peer. Parabaptisma. Baptism attended by some informality, as when,
contrary to the Novels of Justinian, it was not administered in the appointed
Church. Parabema. The prothesis and sacristy when divided by walls from the
central bema.
